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Natural Gamma Radiation
Sources, Devices and Measurement, Detection, Usefulness, and Hazards
Overview
This book deals with natural gamma radiation in the environment domain. It presents a collective and comprehensive discussion of key topics related to this field.
Significance of Gamma Radiation
Considering that a significant portion of the radiation dose received by humans originates from gamma radiation, the book compiles research-based information on sources, detection techniques, high- and low-radiation regions, recommended dose limits, and the effects of gamma radiation on agriculture and human health, along with its potential usefulness and associated hazards.
Target Audience and Relevance
The book serves as a valuable reference for policymakers, scientific communities, organizations, and environmental researchers, and is also relevant for individuals concerned about maintaining a healthy life.
Research and Environmental Impact
Furthermore, it synthesizes current research on gamma radiation and highlights its relevance in the context of long-term environmental sustainability.